The constant for the critical path annotation function itself is still
used in gem5 along with the M5OP_RESERVED opcodes to signal
unimplemented functions.
Change-Id: I71c7a56d0346f8aafe23e733a1eea703dda1af92
Reviewed-on: https://gem5-review.googlesource.com/c/public/gem5/+/27222
Reviewed-by: Jason Lowe-Power <power.jg@gmail.com>
Maintainer: Jason Lowe-Power <power.jg@gmail.com>
Tested-by: kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
// These operations are for critical path annotation
#define M5OP_ANNOTATE 0x55
-#define M5OP_AN_BSM 0x1
-#define M5OP_AN_ESM 0x2
-#define M5OP_AN_BEGIN 0x3
-#define M5OP_AN_END 0x4
-#define M5OP_AN_Q 0x6
-#define M5OP_AN_DQ 0x7
-#define M5OP_AN_WF 0x8
-#define M5OP_AN_WE 0x9
-#define M5OP_AN_RQ 0xA
-#define M5OP_AN_WS 0xB
-#define M5OP_AN_SQ 0xC
-#define M5OP_AN_AQ 0xD
-#define M5OP_AN_PQ 0xE
-#define M5OP_AN_L 0xF
-#define M5OP_AN_IDENTIFY 0x10
-#define M5OP_AN_GETID 0x11
-
#define M5OP_FOREACH \
M5OP(m5_arm, M5OP_ARM); \